The list price of £150,000 for a one-bedroom retirement apartment in Potters Bar appears to be somewhat high when considering similar properties listed. While comparable properties in the same building are generally priced lower, the condition and amenities might justify a slight premium. However, the absence of private outdoor space, which is a desirable feature in the UK housing market, weighs on the overall value perception and therefore reduces the price score.

The provided photos indicate that the property is in reasonable condition. The kitchen and bathroom appear modern and well-maintained. The living area and bedroom are presentable, though some minor cosmetic updates could enhance the property’s overall appeal. The communal areas are shown to be neat and clean.

The property is situated in Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, which benefits from good transport links via Potters Bar train station (approx. 1.92km away) providing services to London and beyond. There are also several primary and secondary schools within a reasonable distance, as well as local amenities. However, the location’s appeal is somewhat limited by its status as a retirement property, potentially restricting its appeal to a smaller buyer pool. The relatively close proximity to Parkfield park also contributes to the score.

The property is a retirement apartment with access to communal gardens. While this provides outdoor space, the lack of private land significantly reduces the land score. The shared garden space is an attractive feature but does not equate to private outdoor space.